Will the Trade War Hit the Chinese Economy in H2?
How is China’s GDP doing in the first half? Is the Sino-US trade war damaged China’s economy? Are there any risks and challenges in the H2?
U.S. Containment Policy Against China Goes Nowhere
A China-U.S. trade war looks imminent after the U.S. administration announced on June 15 plans to impose additional tariffs of 25 percent on $50 billion of Chinese goods, with the Chinese Government responding with reciprocal tariffs.
Can Sino-U.S. Military Relations Bring Stability to the Overall Relationship?
China and the U.S. are facing the most complex and sharpest conflict since they established diplomatic ties almost 40 years ago. Since it targeted China as a major strategic rival, the U.S. has done all it can to undermine the rise of China.
Why the “Fire and Fury” on China Trade?
The world is on tenterhooks waiting for the next moves from the Trump Administration in terms of the draconian tariffs he has threatened to place on China as well as on a number of other countries, including our close neighbors Canada and Mexico.
What Will the Sino-US Trade War Bring to the World?
Backed with American superpower, the Trump Administration went against its words and continued its unfair and unjust trade actions. Unfortunately, it’s reckless actions will only burden the economy of the two countries and hurt the global economy.
China in Offshore Waters will not Tolerate Provocations from any Western Country
American missile destroyer “Higgins” and guided missile cruiser “Antietam” sailed into waters within 12 nautical miles from the Xisha Islands on May 27, and the US declared that it would conduct maneuvers in waters around Zhongjian Island and Yongxing Island.
For Trump and China, the Devil is in the Detail
In the midst of all of the hype, angst and uncertainty concerning matters of trade between China and the USA, perhaps the best solution to this issue lies in the old, worn path that is history.
Repairing the Frayed US-China Relationship
The problems affecting the US-China trade relationship involve both economic and geopolitical issues, which really are separate in nature.